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Desktop Apps #68
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To be honest this is something that I never considered, but it's not a bad idea at all! I'm not very used to developing desktop apps, so I don't really know how much work I'd need to put into it port the app, but I can look into it! |
Yeah. But. I use it because it's in the browser and I can self host it (either for sharing or for access from any devices). A desktop app is a different paradigm and implies different requirements (installed libs, OSes, etc.) and delivery mechanisms (appimage, flak, deb., etc.) and test coverage. |
As an alternative, you can already install it as a chrome PWA. I know it's not really the same thing, but it's better than nothing |
You're completely missing the point and over exaggerating the task. If you want to have as it is, fine, self host it somewhere and use that way. The thing with having this packaged as a desktop application is that this is well built and works around markdown files that can be easily synced between machines thus removing the need for a central "server". |
I am not missing your point. I am not saying it's hard, I am saying it's something different to handle. I am also saying that, and I quote,
Thank you for allowing me to do that :].
Well, when it's hosted you don't need syncing. Anyway, it looks like I hit a nerve or something or I came across as insulting, sorry about that, but I stand by my point that a desktop app (however cool or needed or easy, etc.) is not the same thing as a hosted app and that it's packaged differently and I fail to see what's controversial about that. |
This is great! Thank you.
Why not turn it into a Desktop app via Electron or a similar solution? Since it stores everything as plain text files a desktop app would be great because people could just download it and use it standalone (easier than docker + browser) and sync files between machines using some cloud service or Synching.
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